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All other pizzas are worse than pineapple on pizza.

Now I wonder if pineapple, beans, and sausage would work.

Honestly that sounds not much different to when I was at school, in the UK, 30 years ago, especially when it comes to supply teachers.

Best controllers ever, in my opinion.

No milk for me, I don't think that's covered by the chart.

Just Thunderbird is fine for me, has all the features I want and I already get my email there (but even if I didn't I'd struggle to find an RSS reader with its features).

Downvotes are disabled on Beehaw, we don't see them even on communities on other instances. I find it makes it a much more pleasant experience.

They deteriorate with time but that said I have tapes from the 80s that are still playable. I'm not sure if there's a worse rate for that timespan compared to disc-rot for CDs, or failures of digital drives. What ever the format I guess the key is to do backups.

OpenSUSE, it's what I'd be using if Fedora didn't exist.

It was Red Hat Linux 8.0 (not to be confused with RHEL 8), I think, that I first dabbled in Linux, that was around early 2003, and then I moved on to Fedora Core 1. But I went exclusively-Linux with Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) in 2006.

I've moved around since then but for the last 5 years I've ended up back on Fedora, where I've been since version 28, now version 39.

Although I don't use them day-to-day any more, cassette tapes are what I have the most warmth and nostalgia for because they're what I grew up with. Messing around with tapes and making mix-tapes were a big part of my childhood and teenage years, difficult to sell to those who never experienced it but I can't think of any other format that allowed that same level of playfulness and creativity.

"Square one" sounds good to me!

4.20 still feels like yesterday